Met officer convicted of harassing female colleague

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Met officer convicted of harassing female colleague

The serving officer will now face misconduct proceedings.

Date - 13th January 2023
By - Cachella Smith

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A Met PC has been convicted of harassing a female colleague. PC Harvinder Dulay, attached to the Central West Command Unit, faced trial on Thursday charged with one count of harassment. He was convicted the same day. The court heard that PC Dulay...

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